Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
The world is filled with horses that have either been abandoned, mistreated or simply thrown away after their “usefulness” has run out. Speak with anyone who has adopted a rescue horse and you’ll likely hear a story that is as uplifting as it is heart wrenching. Sarah Williams meets up with an owner of a rescue horse who realized she was the one needed rescuing too.
Success in the saddle isn’t about winning ribbons or medals, or being the “best” rider among your trail buddies; success in the saddle is a very personal thing, and it basically means that you are able to handle situations as they arise, take appropriate steps to correct mistakes as they happen, and that you are comfortable in your abilities. Sarah Williams shares her tips to get you going in the right direction.
Sarah Williams talks about the evolution of becoming a horseman (or horsewoman)…and how some of us got lucky and had lots of help along the way, while some of us had to make every mistake in the book to get to where we are today. If you’re an experienced equestrian, you’ll no doubt find this article nostalgic, and if you’re just getting into the horse world (or know someone who is) hopefully these words can help you avoid some of the most common pitfalls.
Even though we are always snapping photos on our cell phones or point and shoot cameras, there is really no substitute for professional photography when it comes to preserving memories. Sarah Williams helps us see how valuable capturing moments with your Equine friend is.
Is your tack room space overflowing? Do you have more equipment sitting in dust-covered bins than what you are using? Maybe it’s time to take inventory and get rid of some of your horse stuff. Sarah Williams gives us a step-by-step process to clean up our tack rooms.